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by dyarosla 9y ago
I second this ask: the parent's claim is new to me.
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by dyarosla 9y ago
Who in their right mind believes 'We’ve heard from people that they want an easy way to discover relevant content from pages they haven’t connected with yet.' You've heard this from... people working at Facebook?
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by dyarosla 9y ago
Is that the correct phrasing? It would imply that a fool that never wins and never quits should quit... but if quitters never win this fool would be sure to not win once they've quit.
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by dyarosla 9y ago
There definitely is a gap but not in the way I think you meant; in case you were not aware, mobile games are now the biggest market segment of video games period (console, PC included)
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by dyarosla 9y ago
You forgot the biggest smartphone market: 7. Games
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by dyarosla 9y ago
Using phrases like 'all built with', 'all have to start out as free', and so on, is fairly inaccurate. There are plenty of apps that run native, cost money upfront, and are still viable, profitable businesses.
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by dyarosla 9y ago
That doesn't make much sense. A good comparison would be to look at big Telecom. A handful of large companies both build out the infrastructure and then sell their services to the public. Why would building energy infrastructure be any
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by dyarosla 9y ago
Wonder if a Zoosk employee will read this comment and proceed to doing just that because of it.
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by dyarosla 9y ago
Thank you for those (and the first link especially). That's more in line with what you said originally. That said, it is a bit suspect that it's always the same reporter writing about this topic. I'll have to dig into this so
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by dyarosla 9y ago
The link does not compare running versus other forms of exercise. It compares running vs no exercise. "Running increases neurogenesis[1] more than anything else." is not a finding in the article.
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by dyarosla 9y ago
In reality there are also two kinds of end users. Those who want websites to perform like apps and those that want them to be focused on readability and (mostly text) content only. Website owners/designers/what have you must figur
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by dyarosla 9y ago
What criteria determines who should get a position then? What salary should those positions command? Sounds pretty handwavy. Edit: responders to this comment seem to miss that the parent comment is suggesting Google hire new individuals and
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by dyarosla 9y ago
Just wanted to point out- 350 cal/hour is inaccurately low for even light exercise, and exceptionally low if you are overweight. Properly doing exercise and keeping at it won't result in joint pains or aches, and may also uplift y
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by dyarosla 9y ago
I imagine that the best thing to extrapolate from this is to learn from your own failures, but make those punches hurt only a little. So that if you mess up, you can still move on. Advisors could say what things to avoid, but then offer a p
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Ourotech is taking the guesswork out of cancer treatment Using Hydrogels(techcrunch.com)
1 points by dyarosla 9y ago|0 comments
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by dyarosla 9y ago
Sadly completely unusable on mobile.
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by dyarosla 9y ago
Also, interested to see what happens when characters are non-animals and non-human.. I would guess the results might be similar.
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by dyarosla 9y ago
The findings are interesting but perhaps the reason authors choose to include anomorphic characters is because those sell better? 'Oh my son/daughter loves [animal], I'll get this book rather than this one about human kids&#x
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by dyarosla 9y ago
Some people value convenience over other things. Apple certainly lot believes that's what their customers value more.
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by dyarosla 9y ago
You seem to forget you can still have wired headphones connected through the USB c port. It's just the standard jack that's gone. It's not wireless or jack as the only options. Personally I've loathed wired for almost 8y
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by dyarosla 9y ago
It's stuff like this that severely damages the little credibility the govt has with respect to using taxpayer money. So few politicians are incentivized to save money, those who are cut costs in 'unneeded areas' like educatio
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by dyarosla 9y ago
I had to look it up to confirm: "death is certain, its hour is uncertain" (latin)
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by dyarosla 9y ago
As much as I think they should backtrack... is there any precedent of Apple backtracking?
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by dyarosla 9y ago
I think this is very incorrect. Companies are not not building for the student. It may very well be true that companies can be guided by other factors (businesses do need money to run), but it's not that they are not looking at stude
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by dyarosla 9y ago
This is their more recent pitch, but still no eSports: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R6GWa2NyEKw I'm guessing this is a pivot they've made recently- surprised they pitched it when so early: doesn't look lik
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by dyarosla 9y ago
Waterlooo based startup. Maybe you can find an older pitch online searching for Velocity fund. I think it's a major from their first direction though :/
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On Making Learning Games Compelling(medium.com)
4 points by dyarosla 9y ago|0 comments
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by dyarosla 9y ago
People lie on a spectrum of ability. An app that works with 5 year olds that have a knack for programming will work well with 8 year olds who may not. Striving for an app that's approachable at any age is the real goal.
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by dyarosla 9y ago
The point I want to stress is that text is keeping kids from coding. Like I said, even with punctuation-less text, the game was deemed difficult. Simpler and forgiving syntax simply would not help. The IDE in the game is actually extremel
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by dyarosla 9y ago
OP here. So yes, we could have gone the "move up" route. In fact, we did at one point! Even then though, icons were far and away less intimidating. The problem is, real programming languages don't eschew punctuation, Logo inc

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